A Short History of American Industrial Policies

The book delves into the historical debate over the role of government in shaping the American economy, spanning from the colonial era to the 1990s. It examines contrasting viewpoints on government intervention versus collaboration with business, providing a comprehensive analysis of the ideological and political struggles surrounding industrial policy. By exploring both the chronological developments and the processes involved in policymaking, it offers a thorough understanding of America's industrial policies over nearly four centuries.